Re: matchChunk question

On Jan 7, 2012, at 4:06 PM, Mark Smith wrote: > > Peter M. Brigham, MD wrote > >> Any reason not to just use >> >> put numtochar(8) into tempDelim >> replace <4-char-sequence> with tempDelim in tString >> set the itemdelimiter to tempDelim > > Thanks Peter, none that I can see although I would

Re: matchChunk question

Peter M. Brigham, MD wrote > > Any reason not to just use > > put numtochar(8) into tempDelim > replace <4-char-sequence> with tempDelim in tString > set the itemdelimiter to tempDelim > > Thanks Peter, none that I can see although I would probably write: put quote & "v" & quote & ":" into t

Re: matchChunk question

cancel that. Read too quickly. On 28 December 2011 13:36, stephen barncard wrote: > delimiters have to be single characters, I believe. Not tested but I > think the idea failed on me once. > > Stephen Barncard > San Francisco Ca. USA more about sqb __

Re: matchChunk question

delimiters have to be single characters, I believe. Not tested but I think the idea failed on me once. On 28 December 2011 12:00, Peter M. Brigham, MD wrote: > Any reason not to just use > > put numtochar(8) into tempDelim > replace <4-char-sequence> with tempDelim in tString > set the itemdeli

Re: matchChunk question

Any reason not to just use put numtochar(8) into tempDelim replace <4-char-sequence> with tempDelim in tString set the itemdelimiter to tempDelim ? -- Peter Peter M. Brigham pmb...@gmail.com http://home.comcast.net/~pmbrig On Dec 27, 2011, at 5:35 PM, Mark Smith wrote: > Thanks, worked perfec

Re: matchChunk question

Thanks, worked perfectly. changing the expression to "(\" & quote & "v" & "\" & quote & ":)" resulted in true, 422, 425 in the output. What I am attempting to do is define a rather complicated item delimiter, in this case made up of the 4 char sequence "v": If I can define where this occurs I can

Re: matchChunk question

Hi Mark, You need to put the part of the regex that you want to know the start and end position of inside parantheses. In your case, this seems to be the entire regex. -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering Homepage: http://economy-x-talk.com Twitt